Wood Ear, Kikurage · 1997 · Patent
Low relevanceHealth food containing specific fungi
Auricularia auricula-judae
Key points
- A health food which is made from a fungi that belong to the heteromorphic basidiomycetes, namely a wood ear, a food material which has not been used effectively as a health food, which can be taken easily and safely with a small amount of drink, and which can give the person who takes it the feeling of fullness quickly, without the possibility of any harmful side effects due to dieting
- Dried wood ear powder is sterilized and put in water-soluble capsules such gelatin hard capsules as the health food
- Otherwise, after adding a binder, dried wood ear powder is compressed into tablets
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Abstract
A health food which is made from a fungi that belong to the heteromorphic basidiomycetes, namely a wood ear, a food material which has not been used effectively as a health food, which can be taken easily and safely with a small amount of drink, and which can give the person who takes it the feeling of fullness quickly, without the possibility of any harmful side effects due to dieting. Dried wood ear powder is sterilized and put in water-soluble capsules such gelatin hard capsules as the health food. Otherwise, after adding a binder, dried wood ear powder is compressed into tablets.
Citation
Chiba Machiko (1997). Health food containing specific fungi.
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